ASCOT POTTERY

210, Protaras Road (23822428)
Open 8am-6.30pm Mon-Sat.
One of the most comprehensive displays of hand-made ceramic items from Cyprus on the island. If you ask nicely, the owners will let you (or your children) have a try at clay-sculpting on the potter’s wheel. The place is unique, like the pottery made there, with small Cypriot figurines dancing around the edge .A grade place for gifts. 

AYIA MAVRI CHURCH
Next to the Town Hall, Ayia Napa
This chapel is dedicated to a female Christian martyr of the 3rd century. Next to the chapel is a rock known as the Pillar of Ayia Mavri.

AYIA NAPA MONASTERY

In the centre of Ayia Napa

The famous monastery was completed by the Venetians just before the Turkish occupation of 1570, and is comparatively well-preserved. Once the focal point of the village, it looks a little out of place nowadays, surrounded by bars, clubs, restaurants and souvenir shops but it is a cool and tranquil place to escape the crowds. It has an orthodox church, a pretty fountain, some shade-giving trees, and a handful of ageing nuns in attendance, The church, cut into the rock, is partially underground and is entered by a descending flight of steps. To the east is a small Latin chapel, adjacent to which steps lead down to a 600-year old sycamore tree. Beside it stands a lavish conference centre of the World Council of Churches.

KIKIRIKO FUN PARK

Nissi Avenue (99693955)

Open 5.30pm-12midnight

A kids’ paradise. Big bouncy chicken, outdoor games and structures to climb.

MACRONISSOS TOMBS

Near the Dome Hotel & Macronissos Hotel, Ayia Napa

Open daily

Admission free

20 different tombs dating back to the Neolithic period.